Brazil

Insights for Brazil

BETA

April 2026 period, National level, Municipality aggregation

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Summary: In summary, Brazil's total trade value for April 2026 reached 57.76B USD, with exports totaling 34.15B USD (up 2.44B USD, +7.71%) and imports at 23.61B USD (down 1.59B USD, -6.30%). The trade balance indicates a positive trend in exports, particularly to China and Singapore, while imports from major partners like the United States and China have seen declines. Overall, the trade dynamics reflect the impact of recent sanctions and global market conditions.
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MoM insights: In April 2026, Brazil's trade values showed significant fluctuations. For imports, the top five countries with the highest month-on-month (MoM) increases were Russia (1.34B, +348.88M, +35.28%), Japan (569.41M, +96.94M, +20.52%), and Australia (135.71M, +71.16M, +110.23%). Conversely, the lowest decreases were seen with China (6.05B, -610.75M, -9.16%), Germany (1.16B, -358.04M, -23.64%), and the United States (3.1B, -218.7M, -6.60%). For exports, the highest increases were recorded for China (11.61B, +1.05B, +9.97%), Singapore (1.13B, +577.48M, +104.68%), and the United States (3.12B, +241.5M, +8.39%). The lowest decreases were noted for India (783.72M, -252.29M, -24.35%), Egypt (244M, -218.55M, -47.25%), and Chile (481.44M, -193.83M, -28.87%).
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YoY insights: Year-on-year (YoY) comparisons for April 2026 revealed that imports from China (6.05B, +1.04B, +20.66%) and Russia (1.34B, +358.09M, +36.55%) showed strong growth, alongside South Korea (656.06M, +253.97M, +63.16%). The lowest YoY changes were from the United States (3.1B, -682.99M, -18.07%), Denmark (93M, -117.34M, -55.78%), and Cote d'Ivoire (7.25M, -104.77M, -93.53%). For exports, the most significant increases were from China (11.61B, +2.85B, +32.49%), Singapore (1.13B, +579.74M, +105.52%), and Switzerland (325.04M, +256.45M, +373.86%). The lowest decreases were from Portugal (96.73M, -403.64M, -80.67%), the United States (3.12B, -396.01M, -11.26%), and Argentina (1.3B, -294.44M, -18.55%).
Other analyses for Brazil in April 2026
National level, State aggregation
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